Evening Star Newspaper, January 13, 1924, Page 73

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—GRAVURE SECTION—JANUARY 13, ( The So Called Family Hotel & = 1924, =1 T Honsemend Nesonaytm s o Dt The Oldest Inhabitant Gives A Family Dinner On Sunday _No Sooner Are The Happy Guests Seated Than Auntie Maud Will Be Re- Rosie The Bath Room Cleaner. Rosie Is Tired This Very Qun Expression, Worn To A Frazsle. What Wi minded Of The Time Georgie Wanted Ice Cream For Every Course _ And Georgie. Who Is Present. Will I augh Loudest And Longest And Morning. She Was Up Late At The Garbage Men's C';pla;; e ‘\"‘g”;Erhe'g;';mgflmmd"'gggl.[.h: Enlarge On The Story Till Stopped. Then There Will Be A Pause. Then Every Cne Will Start Talking At Once Ball. Oh It Was brfld hThey Had Six Fights On Hole In Mr. Kibbe's Carpet. Some Ore Is Always ¢ Hloor Wanting Something In This World Joe, The Room Service Waiter, Reflecting No Doubt On The Smallness Cf Tips From One Of The Very First Families Are The Misses Yen Contlander Rhincbeck Smithe. Muas Teena 1 A rifle Nearsight: She Lets Her Sister Rhoda Precede “Has She Got A Weddin, Sy 5 s g Ring On. Katherine>" The Elderly Miss A Perfect Lady In Every Respect Is The Heslhtodihe Lining Room Simms, Aided By Katherine The Waitress, s Not Missing Much Head Waitress, Mrs. Mae Healy That Goes On In The Dining Room. The Newest Arrivals Are Up For Scrutiny The Bachelor Who Lives In The Family Hotel The Waitress Feels SO Sorry For Him “Not DEAD, Mama! She Said, HEAD, She Said Her HEAD Had Just Been SHAMPOO'D ” The Deaf Old Lady And The Crushed Middle Aged Daughter Are On Their Way To The Elevator The Bride And Groom Trying. Oh, So Hard, Not To Look Bride-And-Groomy. It 1s The Consensus Of Opinion Among The Elderly Ladies, Whose Business It Is To Know, That The Bride And Groom Are MOST Unhappy | AR Sl VI LA P&